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Created by lao shi lao shi  > 9 months ago, 9 Dec 2015
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lao shi
lao shi

WA

1343 posts

9 Dec 2015 6:50pm
I don't have a sail small enough!




Windxtasy
Windxtasy

WA

4017 posts

9 Dec 2015 6:54pm
must be those Chinese hackers...
Vince68
Vince68

WA

675 posts

9 Dec 2015 9:25pm
Cat 5 cyclone! wow, do they know something that BoM doesn't

i wonder what size sail would be suitable?
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

9 Dec 2015 10:14pm
Its OK.... that well studied weather presenter with 'real weather qualifications ' also thinks kn stands for kilometres so it will only be 6 - 130kph



elmo
elmo

WA

8879 posts

10 Dec 2015 7:11am
It's only the occasional "gust" how bad can it be from a 10 knot base
AUS 808
AUS 808

WA

510 posts

11 Dec 2015 1:01pm
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Mark _australia said..
Its OK.... that well studied weather presenter with 'real weather qualifications ' also thinks kn stands for kilometres so it will only be 6 - 130kph





Mark,
Ange never say Kilometres, she always says Clicks, she's a bogan at heart
She also doesn't know the difference between Mil's (millimetres) and Ml's (millilitres), thinks it makes no difference to the expected rain forecast
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

11 Dec 2015 1:40pm
^^ I was awaiting somebody correcting my maths

I am still astounded when I get off the water in a 20kn ish seabreeze, drive home and see the news, and they report it is SSW at "18kilometres per hour" right then at 6pm. (They all do it so I should not pick on Ange, just she's a great target when claiming to have done all these studies in weather.)

Either I am really good at leaving exactly 30min before it drops heaps or all the weather and news presenters are quite ignorant.

MickPC
MickPC

8266 posts

11 Dec 2015 2:28pm
They said it was going to get a bit blowy later in the week, but not that blowy
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